G7our named global vehicle supplier for FIBA World Cup 2027

FIBA has named Jetour the global vehicle supplier for the 2027 Basketball World Cup in Doha, Qatar. The deal gives Jetour official cars and mobility services for teams, delegations and guests at the first World Cup staged in the Middle East.

Why it matters: - Jetour’s first partnership with FIBA’s flagship basketball event expands the brand’s “travel + sports” strategy into basketball. - The deal puts Jetour’s vehicles and mobility services at the center of an event that will draw 32 national teams and 92 games in Qatar. - FIBA’s choice also underscores the growing role of transport partners in delivering major international tournaments.

What happened: - FIBA announced Jetour as its newest partner and the global vehicle supplier for the 2027 Basketball World Cup. - Jetour will provide official cars and mobility services for the tournament in Doha next year. - FIBA Secretary General Andreas Zagklis and Jetour International President Ke Chuanding signed the agreement on Saturday in Doha.

The details: - The 2027 Basketball World Cup will be the first edition of the tournament held in the Middle East. - Qatar will host 32 national teams across 92 games. - The partnership will run through the final stage of the tournament in Qatar. - Jetour will supply an official fleet of vehicles and related mobility services for teams, delegations, guests and other participants. - Jetour has already used its “travel + sports” strategy through local partnerships in regional markets. - Jetour has had long-term collaborations with major football clubs in the Middle East, Central and South America, and Africa. - In 2025, Jetour served as the official transport partner for the Arab Football World Cup and provided a fleet of 400 T2 and T1 vehicles for athletes, officials and guests. - More information is available at Jetour’s website.

Between the lines: - The partnership gives Jetour a global stage beyond football and helps the automaker tie its brand more closely to mass-spectator sports. - For FIBA, a dedicated mobility partner can reduce logistics risk and support a higher-profile event experience in Doha. - The deal also fits Qatar’s push to position itself as a host for major international sports events.

What's next: - Jetour will begin supporting tournament mobility ahead of and during the 2027 event in Qatar. - The company is also aiming to use the partnership to engage local communities and help grow basketball culture worldwide. - FIBA and Jetour will continue the collaboration through the tournament’s final stage in Qatar.